Anyone know where to get a pouch or something for a slipjoint?

[deermaster]

I mainly carry slipjoints, often in dress pants with loose, slippery pockets. My smaller knives like peanuts and tiny and toothpicks have a problem of sliding out while sitting. I cant count the number of times I've had to go dig around in car seats, church pews, and living room furniture to find knives that slipped out. I was thinking a pouch would help it stay in my pocket better. This isnt for protection of the knife, all I can afford is Cases and such, its just to help keep them in my pocket. I've heard some guys on here talk about "purses" and I found this CRK pouch, but I dont want the CRK logo on mine, and I need it small enough to hold peanuts, med stockmen, and and tiny and small toothpicks. Any suggestions on where to get a pouch or "purse"?
Something along the lines of this:
http://www.gpknives.com/chrisreevecalfskinpouchsmall.html

 

[Bastid]

Hope you do not mind that I am going to move this over to the sheath forum. There are some world class guys there that will have excellent suggestions and you may wish to contact them.

A lot of folks like to use the William Henry type leather pouches with a clip.

 

[kycolonel]

Check out the PocketSlip and other folder sheaths at knivesshipfree.com They are good folk.

 

[Bastid]

I really do not like to name names especially since there are so many excellent sheath makers who participate here, but I stongly suggest taking a look at the leather tooled pouches Sheathmaker does. You can get a couple of pouches by a world class guy for about the same price as some of the commercial made ones and be working with an individual with the highest ethics as well as someone who shares his knowledge and talent with others.

In my book it is difficult to beat that combination.

Gus

 

[mwhich50]

You can get leather William Henrys for about $ 5-10. They are made in China. They are open bottom. I use mine to carry my super tinker (lg) spartan (med). They need to be softened up with mink oil and stretched a little. You could also use the Swiss army pouch that comes with the knife/pouch combo.